Camping Le Clapotis

We rented a mobile home and were greeted very kindly upon arrival. The whole site team is reserved and very friendly. The mobile homes are still quite new, which cannot be said for the toilets and showers on the site. There are many trees that provide shade, but also spots in the sun. Unfortunately, the mobile homes do not have air conditioning, and there are unfortunately no screens against mosquitoes on the windows. There are thousands of mosquitoes; we were bitten multiple times every evening on the terrace and every night in the bedroom. The lake is only conditionally suitable for swimming; it is very muddy and you sink into the mud. Now let's address the touchy subject of nudism and nudity; we also noticed many pseudo-naturists who walk around clothed in the shade when it's sunny and 24 degrees. What are these people doing at a nudist campsite? The "site manager" should have this better under control. So, when I go to a nudist site, then nudity is "paramount" or even "mandatory". Unfortunately, a large corporation is behind this as well, which only wants to make profits. Many new mobile homes are currently being built, but they are too closely spaced together. Unfortunately, there is no peace and privacy possible. The area is beautiful, and the site "could be" a gem, but unfortunately, it is not at the moment.

This place is particularly suitable for and popular with surfers. When we were there, there was also plenty of wind, the pool was unfortunately just being renovated - it should be top-notch again now. There are very nice but also many not so great pitches, a restaurant, a small shop for fresh bread in the morning, and plenty of nice places to visit.